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“Saskatchewan continues to grow, however we remain cautious of headwinds in the labour market created by the federal government,” Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison said. “Our economic growth continues to be put at risk by trade disputes, the job-killing Trudeau carbon tax, and the federal government’s inability to get a pipeline project built that they now own.”

Other August highlights include:

Major year-over-year sector job gains were reported for health care and social assistance up 4,000 jobs; business, building and other support services up 2,900 jobs; and educational services up 2,500 jobs.

Employment in the private sector up 2,900 jobs year-over-year.

Female employment up 2,800 jobs year-over-year.

Youth employment up 800 jobs year-over-year.

Off-reserve Aboriginal employment up 800 jobs for five consecutive months of year-over-year increases.

Aboriginal youth employment up 400 jobs for five consecutive months of year-over-year increases.